Haitian revolutionary studies

Abstract

Preliminary Table of Contents: Preface Acknowledgments Part 1. Overview 1. The Haitian Revolution Part 2. Historiography and Sources 2. New Approaches and Old 3. Underexploited Sources Part 3. The Seeds of Revolt 4. The Causation of Slave Rebellions: An Overview 5. Marronage, Vodou, and the Slave Revolt of 1791 6. The Bois Caiman Ceremony Part 4. Slaves and Free Coloreds 7. The Swiss and the Problem of Slave/Free Colored Cooperation 8. The Volte-Face of Toussaint Louverture 9. Slave, Soldier, Rebel: The Strange Career of Jean Kina Part 5. The Wider Revolution 10. Racial Equality, Slavery, and Colonial Secession during the Constituent Assembly 11. The Great Powers and the Haitian Revolution 12. The Slave Leaders in Exile: Spain's Resettlement of Its Black Auxiliary Troops Part 6. Epilogue 13. The Naming of Haiti Chronology Notes Works Cited Index

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